Abstract

  The study examines the Libyan uprising that turned into a civil war,which led to the collapse of the Libyan state after the fall of the Gaddafi regime. It sheds light on the most important efforts to support the process of rebuilding the Libyan state ,as well as the most prominent challenges. Despite the political initiatives aimed at rebuilding the state, such as Ghadames I Agreement, Ghadames,II Agreement, Geneva Agreement,and the Skhirat Agreement,they face political, security, economic, social and external challenges that have negatively affected their results.Therefore, we find that the success of the state-building process in Libya is linked to ending civil war and settling the conflict peacefully,as well as reducing tribal loyalty and establishing a statehood culture.